Who We Serve

The Individuals and Networks Hearo Serves

Our systems deliver independence for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health concerns, hearing and vision impairment, and people seeking to age in place. Behind these individuals are case managers, families and guardians, provider agencies, and government agencies — all of which are crucial partners.

Our Primary End Users

Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Hearo was built with I/DD individuals at its core. For years, we’ve provided remote support, environmental controls, and customizable reminders and alerts that empower people to live independently without full-time, in-person supervision or assistance with transitioning into this phase.
Hearing and Vision Impairment

Our gadgets and systems adapt to each person’s unique needs, offering visual and auditory accommodations alongside always-on connection to support staff and family.
Behavioral Health Concerns

Hearo provides consistent, continuous care through trusted local providers, giving individuals structure and support while preserving the personal space and autonomy that promotes emotional well-being.
Aging-in-Place Needs

Our remote support systems help let older adults stay in their own homes longer and out of nursing homes. Safety monitoring, caregiver connectivity, and environmental controls can reduce the need for full-time, in-home assistance or transitioning to assisted living facilities.

Our Partners

Provider Agencies

Hearo helps alleviate staffing issues, budget restraints, and safety concerns all while continuing to build independence.
Case Managers

Hearo helps individuals advance and develop skills to meet goals within their individual support plans.
Families and Guardians

Your loved one can live safely and independently on their own while still being connected to their circle of support.

Our Missouri Partners

See the agencies we’re currently working with in our home state.

Midwest Roots with National Reach

See the relationships we’ve grown and the partners who help bring our solutions to more and more individuals every day.

Since 1964, The Arc has been enhancing the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who live in the Ozarks. The Arc believes in listening to each individual to find the best solutions to meet their needs. Learn more about The Arc.
SeniorAge has been serving thousands of seniors in southwest Missouri since 1973. Services are on the basis of need, not income, and not affected by ability to contribute. Learn more about SeniorAge.
Missouri MENTOR, part of Sevita, supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live in their own homes and communities across Missouri. Learn more about Missouri MENTOR.
As Kansas City’s largest provider of disability services, Life Unlimited rejects limits. Unlimited removes barriers in the face of unprecedented challenges. with services including healthcare, recreation, employment, assistance, life skills training and more. Learn more about Life Unlimited.
Easterseals Midwest supports children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities, and their families, across Missouri. Learn more about Easterseals Midwest.
Abilities First serves children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families in Springfield and southwest Missouri. Learn more about Abilities First.
Avant Supported Living provides supported living services that help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities live independently in mid-Missouri. Learn more about Avant Supported Living.

Our National Partners

See the agencies we’re currently working with nationally.

Nationwide

We’ve Partnered with Smart Living Systems to Expand our Reach. Smart Living Systems, the technology arm of LADD, is Hearo’s national implementation partner for I/DD providers, helping agencies in new states launch remote support on Hearo, from funding and policy to training and setup.

LADD provides the dignity of adulthood through housing, health and wellness, day programs, employment, and advocacy. LADD envisions a world where all can pursue their best life. Learn more about LADD.
For 3 decades, Louisa Ridge has remained dedicated to delivering the highest quality care to the community. Their vision is to lead with innovation—providing inclusive, person-centered services and remote supports that empower every individual. Learn more about Louisa Ridge.
Wesley Family Services supports children, adults and families in western Pennsylvania with intellectual disability, autism and behavioral health services. Learn more about Wesley Family Services.
The Association for Individual Development supports people with disabilities, mental illness and trauma, and their families, across northern Illinois. Learn more about AID.